Pack drops Sunday match 5-1, team’s second loss in as many games
The Sudbury Wolves’ Sunday afternoon tilt at TD Place against the Ottawa 67s didn’t go the way Head Coach Derek MacKenzie and his squad wanted.
Hoping to get one back during their Sunday afternoon match in Ottawa, the Wolves instead found themselves on the losing end of the affair, falling 5-1 the league-leading 67s. The loss sees the Wolves’ record drop to 7-11-3-0, good enough for 17 points. The team sits eighth in the OHL’s Eastern Conference and 18th overall.
The Wolves managed to tie it up just past the halfway mark of the second period when Alex Pharand scored his 11th of the season, unassisted no less.
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